Review: “Heartfelt, heart-breaking and witty, Persephone is one to watch” at Oxford Playhouse until...
Jazz Hands Productions' adaption of Persephone at Oxford Playhouse is no traditional retelling of the popular Greek tragedy but instead combines folklore, mythology and the modern day...
REVIEW: The Dresser starring Matthew Kelly and Julian Clary is at Oxford Playhouse ’til...
The irony wasn't lost on us, a masked audience watching a play about bombs raining down on a theatre during the Blitz in 1942... the show must...
BOOK NOW: Oxford Festival of the Arts is back with comedy, music, art, theatre,...
Oxford Festival of the Arts is back with a month-long schedule of events packed with big names, fun, excitement, insight and culture at fantastic venues all over...
Dantzig Gallery in Woodstock rewrites the rules with Marie Boyle and David Freud’s new...
"My work is always searching for harmony and balance in the colour and shapes I paint and how they talk to each other, the positioning. It's like...
CANCELLED: Pub in the Park in Bicester, featuring TV Chef Tom Kerridge, is scrapped...
Organisers of Pub In The Park, that was planned at Bicester Heritage, have cancelled the event after feedback from audiences that they were not comfortable attending a...
Longborough Festival Opera fans donate ticket sales to help struggling artists during pandemic
Longborough Festival Opera’s summer season should have been in full swing by now, but sadly, like so many of this year’s events, it's been cancelled.
Some positive news,...
Waddesdon Manor is alive with the sound of music this Christmas
Waddesdon Manor is alive with the sound of music this Christmas. Drawing inspiration from the musical legacy of the Rothschild family, some of the rooms in the house have been decorated in the themes of traditional Christmas carols.
Jennifer Pike – youngest ever winner of BBC Young Musician of the Year –...
It's a big coup for Oxford Sinfonia to have famous violinist Jennifer Pike taking centre stage at their Grand Spectacular Concert at The Sheldonian on January 28..
Renowned...
SNEAK PEAK: Sculpture at Kingham Lodge ready for 10,000 visitors, 8000 cream teas, 600...
It's an absolute privilege to be given a guided tour of this year's Sculpture at Kingham Lodge, which opens tomorrow (May 20), by the man himself Christopher...
“Light, tight and bright” RSC director brings OTG’s The Tempest to Oxford University Parks
Getting Michael Corbidge on board to direct The Tempest outdoors in Oxford University Parks for Oxford Theatre Guild's annual production is a massive coup.
Renowned for his exuberant...
